Mr. Trinity's Classroom

This lesson is a simulation of the Council of Trent with the following learning outcomes: Discover: Why the Council of Trent happened. Identify: Problems in the Catholic Church. Simulate: How the Church leaders responded. The activity includes 14 slides divided into the following sections: ActivationInstructionsSimulationReflection and exit ticketThe lesson plan is based on an IB curriculum, but can be applied in any classroom setting. The recommended age range for this activity is grades 4-8.

This presentation introduces the Protestant Reformation with the following learning outcomes: Understand the historical context of the Protestant ReformationIdentify the causes of the reformationUnderstand the role of Martin Luther, the printing press, and the 95 ThesesUnderstand the impact of the reformationThe target audience is from 5th-10th grade.

This document contains four stations addressing different elements of the Protestant Reformation: Latin MassIndulgencesThe pope"Rags to Riches"Each station contains a primary source, either written or visual, and 2 or 3 analysis questions. The recommended grade level for this activity is 5-10th grade.

This bundle contains a presentation about the Protestant Reformation and a stations activity to complement it.

This is an interactive lesson that introduces students to the Nahuatl language. It combines a dynamic PowerPoint presentation with a group or individual map activity for students to complete. This lesson provides the following: Background information on Nahuatl.Fun explanation of how Nahuatl works, using LEGO blocks to illustrate.Several examples of Nahuatl words, with graphics that show how the words are constructed in this language.A print-out map activity for students to use this information

This is a presentation on the Olmec Civilization. It covers the general information that we know about this society, including information about: TradeAgricultureArtColossal HeadsLegacy